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Forest Park planning director says 17‑unit Scott Road subdivision permitted; Clayton County proposes Alpine Way skate park
Summary
Forest Park Planning and Community Development reported that a 17‑unit single‑family development on Scott Road has a land disturbance permit and will move forward; Clayton County has proposed a skate park on Alpine Way that will come before the mayor and council.
Councilmember Kimberly James opened the Ward 1 monthly meeting by inviting Planning and Community Development for an update. Director Dozier, Planning and Community Development, said a Scott Road single‑family development for 17 units has received a land disturbance permit and “that project will be moving forward.”
Dozier also reported that Clayton County has proposed a skate park on Alpine Way and that the proposal will be presented to the mayor and council and to citizens for comment. No dates, permit conditions or funding sources for the Alpine Way proposal were provided at the meeting.
The Scott Road project was described as having the required land disturbance permit; Director Dozier did not provide a project timeline, builder name or zoning variances during the presentation. The skate park on Alpine Way was described as a county proposal that will require separate review by city leadership and citizen engagement.
By reporting both items during the Planning and Community Development update, officials signaled these projects are at different stages: land‑disturbance permitting has been completed for Scott Road while the Alpine Way skate park remains a proposal to be considered by the mayor and council.
The Planning and Community Development director did not list additional approvals, environmental reviews or construction start dates. Residents who want more detail were directed to future council agendas when formal proposals or permit applications return to the dais.
